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Dozens of people have been killed in an attack by armed groups in Burkina Faso’s troubled north. The government announced that 41 people had died in the attack that took place on Thursday. In a statement released late on Saturday, the government said the dead included members of a government-backed civilian self-defence force known as the Volunteers for the Defence of the Motherland (VDP), set up to support the army. According to local media, the ambush targeted a convoy of traders escorted by VDP near Ouahigouya, a town not far from the Mali border. Among the victims was Ladji Yoro, considered a leader of the VDP in Burkina Faso, the government said, adding that the identification of the victims was still under way. Armed groups have driven religious and ethnic tensions between farming and herding communities in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger to boost recruitment among marginalised communities. Saturday’s attack was the deadliest since mid-November when 57 people, including 53 gendarmes, were Burkina Faso’s ill-equipped army has struggled to contain the spread of violence. Last year, the government enlisted the help of volunteer militiamen to help the army but they have incurred retaliation by the rebels who attack them and the communities they help. At least 2,000 people have been killed in the fighting and 1.4 million displaced. Burkina Faso is also facing a Anger at the security situation has spilled over since the attack in November, leading to street protests. The pub...

Police were called to the 700 block of East 113th Avenue at 9:52 p.m. April 14 for a domestic disturbance and learned that Reinaldo Figueroa was trying to see his son when he got into a fight with the child's mother. According to police, Figueroa removed a gun from his car and pointed it at a neighbor who tried to step in to help. Figueroa then fled the scene. With the help of a police K-9, police located Figueroa near Astor Avenue where they arrested him. He was injured during the pursuit and arrest. Nevertheless, police said he was alert and cooperating when they questioned him. They charged him with aggravated assault and felon in possession of a firearm, and then took him to the hospital to be treated for his injuries. The rules of replying: • Be respectful.This is a space for friendly local discussions. No racist, discriminatory, vulgar or threatening language will be tolerated. • Be transparent.Use your real name, and back up your claims. • Keep it local and relevant.Make sure your replies stay on topic. • Review the

A heart attack at 41? For those of you who didn’t know (nearly all of you) – I suffered a heart attack on Friday morning. What I write here not only serves a source of information for others but will allow a record to be kept for historical purposes. Heart Attack Timeline Tuesday, 14 th April, 2015 My Mobile phone had been playing up for weeks and could only get a signal in a few places so it had to go into Vodafone to be investigated. Estimated timeline for repair: 7-10 working days Friday, 17 th April, 2015 I had an assignment due in for my Open University (OU) degree but had to get an extension as I was too busy and it wasn't ready. Saturday, 18 th April, 2015 Rowan (my son) was being a right pain in the bum which meant that not a single piece of OU work got done. That meant it had to be done over the weekend (Sunday was spoken for). Monday, 20 th April, 2015 I started a new full-time job as at SkyBet as a Software Developer. This was brilliant for me for a number of reasons. I walked it up to school with Rowan and Ann (my wife) as far as Barnsley train station. From there I was to catch the train into Leeds and start my new job. Unfortunately that wasn't to be and some scum-bag had stolen all of the cabling out of one of the signalling points in Wakefield. This meant that there were no trains running to Leeds. This was not a problem as I could just phone my new boss and let him know the circumstances and that I may be a bit late in but I hoped the detour on the train j...

What to Know • Inmates at a NY prison are contradicting an official report that a fellow inmate died of a heart attack in January while being restrained • Four inmates at the Great Meadow Correctional Facility told the NY Times they saw John McMillon, 67, brutally beaten by the guards • The official account said McMillon attacked and resisted the guards, who were only trying to restrain him Inmates at an upstate New York prison are contradicting an official report that a fellow inmate, who would soon be eligible to be released on parole after spending 25 years behind bars, died of a heart attack in January while being restrained by guards. In a report published by The New York Times on Thursday, four inmates at the Great Meadow Correctional Facility, a maximum-security prison in Comstock, told the paper they saw John McMillon, 67, brutally beaten by the guards. In written statements obtained by the newspaper, inmates told state investigators the guards punched, stomped and kicked McMillon until he stopped moving. The official account said McMillon attacked and resisted the guards, who were only trying to restrain him. The report said body camera footage supports their statements. The footage has not been released. "In reviewing the body camera footage, there is no indication of any use of batons, no choking of Mr. McMillon or any other evidence of excessive use of force," the report said. McMillon had a history of assaulting prison staff and had been involved in fights wit...

A Riverside County sheriff’s sergeant died of a heart attack while on duty while training with the K-9 team, Sheriff Chad Bianco said on Monday, Oct. 19. Sgt. Harry Cohen, 48, died on Sunday. “(Cohen) will be deeply missed by everyone who knew him,” the sheriff said in a Facebook post. “Harry suffered what appears to be a heart attack while training with the K9 team,” the sheriff said. “Harry spent many years on the team as a well-respected handler, and currently supervised the team. RIP Harry, you will be missed, brother!” A husband, a father, best friend and deputy: he will be deeply missed by all who knew him. We have set up a fund to help support Sergeant Cohen’s family. Please consider making a donation. Your help is appreciated. — Riverside Sheriffs' Association (@RSA1943) “We are saddened to announce the passing of one of our own,” it said in a statement. “Tonight a K-9 sergeant suffered a medical emergency while on duty.” Cohen served with the Sheriff’s Department since 1996. In that time, he worked as a deputy at the Banning, Lake Elsinore and Southwest stations. He was promoted to sergeant in 2010. Over the last decade, he worked both patrol and later training assignments. Most recently, he served in the department’s Special Enforcement Bureau as a supervisor for the K-9 unit. The unit includes 28 officers, Cohen is survived by his wife, son and daughter. “A husband, father, best friend and deputy: he will be deeply missed by all who knew him,” department officia...

Restaurant Hunter Rob Petrone, 41, reveals he almost died from a heart attack while watching television with his kids because of all the rich food he had to eat for the show and pressure to Instagram over-the-top meals • Rob Petrone began hosting Restaurant Hunters in New York in January 2015 • In early 2020 he suffered a massive heart attack at home with his children • Doctors found that 95 per cent of Petrone's main artery was blocked • He had hereditary high cholesterol; ate three burgers a week, pizza and shakes • Petrone wrote in Wednesday's Washington Post about the impact of his scare • He urged people to think about what they were eating and not eat for Instagram • He also called on people to use less butter, salt and fat in their home cooking By Published: 23:53 BST, 3 March 2021 | Updated: 12:50 BST, 4 March 2021 The host of Restaurant Hunters has told how his love of fatty foods almost cost him his life, when he suffered a massive heart attack last year at the age of 41. Rob Petrone, from New York state, spent five years eating his way across the region. He won six Emmy awards for his show, which began airing in January 2015 in the lower Hudson Valley, and featured the best restaurants with the most delicious dishes. He said he fell victim to ordering the most lavish-looking items on the menu, in a bid to get more attention on social media. Share 'Salads, sadly, don't get as many likes as a tower of whipped butter and maple syrup-topped ​Japanese pancakes​.' Pet...